St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-09-15
Personal MENTION.


George Hale entered Amherst col
lege this week.
Lucy NJ Woods of Bath, N. H., is
visiting friends in st. JOhnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. ROwell and
daughter of Albany are visiting friends
in town.
Dan c. Grout of Amesbury, Mass, is
visiting friends in st. JOhnsbury for a
few weeks.
L. D. Hazen, A. L. Bailey, E. A.
Parks and others have been at the
state fair this week.
Albert Hoskins and G.. G.. Wells are
at Burlington, the guests of Mr.. Hos
kin's daughter, Mrs. Livingstone.
Mrs. Perley of Barton Landing is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis
P. Smith of this place.
James Horton and his eldest son
from Montreal are visiting Mr.. Hor-
toms parents and brothers in this
DR. and Mrs. FL. C. Newell, their son
DOwner and F. A. BOttOme are spend
ing few days at SherbroOke, the
guests of DR.. Newell's sister.
Rev. P. B. Fiske, formerly of Peach
am and LyndOnville Congregational
churches, but for two years past near
Winter Park, Florida, was in town
yesterday.
Edwin Drouin, Adolph Pinard, Jo-
seph Paquet, Eugene Provincial, ARR
ard Demers, Alfred Basshard and Ma
pOleOn Demers are attending st. JO-
seph College at Farnham, p. Q.
C. III. Magoon of the Feed Water
company has engaged in the stock and
bond business with L. E. Lewis, State
street, Boston. The company is a
branch house of Doran & Wright of
New York.
Misses Isabel Perkins, and Lucy Fair
banks enter Smith college at North
ampton, Mass, this week. Miss Mary
Rankin attends Mrs. JOhnsOn's school
in Boston, and not Smith college as
stated last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Johnson started
Monday on their return trip to Cali
fornia. They go directly through to
Los Angeles where Mr.. johnson has
real estate investments and where they
purpose spending the winter.
st. Johnsbury is represented at the
state w. G. It. U. convention at Wood
stock this week by Mrs. j. l.. Perkins,
for two years president of the state or
CARNATIONS nd by Mrs. S. II. Brackett,
Mrs. Ct. w. Spencer and Mrs. j. M.
Mitchell of the local union.
Rev. F. S. Fisher, wife and daughter
are in attendance upon the ninth an
nual festival of the Parish chOirs of
the Diocese of Vermont at Windsor.
Prof. S. B. Whitney of Boston is con-
ductor and Mr.. Fisher is chairman of
the executive committee.
E. A. Walker writes that Henry M.
Stanton formerly of st. Johnsbury
though more recently of St. Adams,
and Mr.. Gilbert, a former cOachman
for Gov. Fairbanks, are both at San
Diego, Cal. Extracts from some of
Mr.. Walkers letters will be found OH
another page.
DR.. d. H. GoOdwillie, son of the late
Rev. DR.. Thomas GOOdwillie of Bar
net has been visiting the scenes of his
bOyhood in this vicinity the past week
DIR. GOOdwillie has established pri-
vate hospital in New York city for
treatment of the nose, mouth and
throat.
Among those from abroad drawn to
town this week by the annual meetin g
of the scale company were Rev. DR.. B.
Webb, r. H. Stearns, Chas. E. Thayer,
Henry A. Piper, B. E. Cole of Boston
insOn of New York, and Charles H.
Morse of Chicago.
F. L. Austin of Burlington, who was
weigher during the horse breeders
meeting at Rutland is veteran at that
business. His services are engaged al
the fair to be held at st. Johnsbury
next week, and at the BrattleborO fair
He also goes to breeders meeting at
Boston in the same capacity.
Andrew j. Morse, who used to be a
member of the st. JOhnsbury band and
is well-knOwn here, has been travel
ling for some months with Sweatnam
Billy Rice and Barney Fagan's min
strels, as a member of the orchestra
They were for a season at the Boston
museum, have been travelling in New
York and New England and are about
starting on Western tour.
The Missionary Meeting.
At the coming annual meeting of the
Vermont Branch Sept. %, the arrange